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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-10-21

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF
= Iazewell County Court, October II,
A. ID. 1887.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com.
pany
Nancy Davis in her own right, and
as widow Of NJ. G.. b. Davis.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pnny
VI. B. Davis.
MOTION TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS, sc.
Whereas it appears from an order of
the County Court of Tuzewell County
rendered in this motion at its September
Term, 1887, that the Plaintiff in this
motion had paid into Court the sum of
So0o amount asccrtiined by the Com
missioners heretofore appointed i'm said
motion, to ascertain the COMPENSATION
to be allowed the Defendants ,ts tenants
OF the freehold for The land wanted by
the Plaintiff for its purposes, and as
damage to the residue of the tract be-
yond the peculiar benefits to be derived
from the construction of the proposed
work; 1t was also further ordered by
the Court i'll said motion that all per
sons Interested do appear before j. w.
Chapman one of the Courts Commits
sioncrs, at his Office in the town of JEFF
fersonville, Virginia, within one month
after due publication hereof and present
their respective claims before said Com
missioner and that said Commissioner
do then and there proceed to ascertain
what persons are entitled to said fund,
and III what proportion. Ii is therefore
ordered that all persons Interested do,
i'll pursuance of the Court IS said order,
appear before the said Commissioner ].
W. Chapman ut his office in the town
OF Jacksonville, Virginia, within one
month after due publication hereof and
present their respective claims before
SAID Commissioner that the same NAV
be passed upon as provided and reuuir-
ell by the said order of the County
Court; and that this order be published
and poste'Fns prescribed by said Court
order and the law.
TpStp
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-10-21
ATTENTION!!


The undersigned keep always in
stock Cooking and Heating Stoves
and repairs for same. Plows and
repairs of all inds. Wagons, Bug.
gies, Cane and Cider Mills, Corn
and Cob Crushf rs, Corn Shelters,
Wagon skeins, Sheet Iron, Zinc,
Furniture, Grass Seed, &C., &c.
Repairs for Engines, Threshing
Machines on hand or furnished at
short notice. Sowing Machines al
ways on hand and repairs for same.
Please call on us for anything in
our line and if We should not have
it will order it.
Septic, BlW. & j. sYRAs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

flour .s, la" and
Nm. snSerans 81 80 90 10 Extra 50 Is 90 DO RIO
Brands 90 Pssosco Family 50 80 do snperatys
Patent IS so Mheat-S0uthern steady. Western higher
land s5 y ceec No Western Winter Rel spot as 's94e,
!saa' IarSS &c O5 DO % Nav
wss5% TSs. MG .oo
$500 5apuasy ~ f steamer SCI
S1s sssc " ws.i sn %hts s. ssSs Gso
csees &eatern !. 90 SIS steady Mes.
Pork 81? 50 Bufmso SaSg' ara Gear clear s Rs
SIDES Hams LaTt@ i 5e
Butter I!a .ssy Pstrosun
Rsnnsd .cOnee~Rio esrsoes ordinary to iir.
ds insar ' %ssy steady at i s.
Freghts Lyerpool oer steamer dGil a3 n 81.
gt%oo BUSH :1aV corn $1,000 Sush push nv.
~ bush shipmcut.-Flour > pa ba!A Wheat 10000
ensh Corn 1850 bush ss.s- HAe'' J''''o 0A'A C''a
BOSTON jan aa-Fionr auc,. Common Extras. 50 o0s
s 81 no cSfs 10 say 3so-
bats quiet NO. 2 White .oc shorts steady:
Mas1s; per ton ss @ vos Samy 7
Egr. DUH Eastern Sic Southern 500 Eses aDs
oats Is. 900 bush Shorts 500 bush
sass 10000 sEsn IN lq,; :, W g2s
~ dun s5 nsd sst II %.' q
&c &c oai sE7ner No white: sssssEc 50 wit:
5s. Ss2n J ssss Ss;
6ssa 1000 bush sSSSsns-Snea 1900 bush. cors
10000 bush. oats 10000 bush.
Patents 81 Is "a So southern Winters So TO- Mich
Winter - 70 - 90 Choice 70 Fancy minnesota ras
S. 25 Rye Four-s3 So 10 IN Ools. BuckwheAt SO
20 - Pes ~ a., "a ,ouov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WARRINGTON. M0nuly, Jan. ~7' 1000
pr,,,c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Malone reported iaSoraDy
hin for the extension and repair OF the piDc puuins
~ Vewark n J. at q cost not TO exceed $2o,Ooo'
q, AIM DrsALLowED-The First Controller has dsal
lowed another claim Of Colonel John Mosby Tor re-
fund OF fees. etc, improperly turned into the n
while Consul Hong Kong amounting 10 ABOUT TovVV
Colonel Mosbys claims against the Govefniueht "hoh
have been disallowed amount To about @lZ'ooo.
NOKrIwEsT INDIAYs.-Commissioncr Atkins mas re-
ceyed q telegram from the Northwes, Indian Commls-
sion Ia the effect that Just concluded satisfactory
with the Beknap Indians and Is now on
its way to the Blackfeet Agency.
REsrGNEp-The resi- nation OF Major George NJ LOCK
who'd OF York "a Chief Clerk OF the Department OF
the Interior rendered the Incoming OF me pieenV
Administration to-day accepted by Secretary Lamar
Amos Hadley OF Maine, Chief OF the DIVISION OF st"un
cry and Printing has been temporarily assigned 10 ou
as Chief Clerk L. @ G. Lamar. Jr, private socIeta! ~
the Secretary Of the Interior. has Deen temporarily
assigned to the charge OF Mr. Hadley's division
NATIONAL BANK PETITToN-The petition presented oy
Senator Allison to-day from the National banks OF Cn
cago MINNEAPOLIS and St Pau asks that the plll hoM
handing before tho Finance Committee to raise certain
amended so IA to allow cities TO deposit onena
Of their reserve with banks in cities outside or new o
City At present the petitioners say the banks must Kee
their reserve money Mt home or deposit WIN TN
hanks The Chicago banks ask that Chicago ne pcen pn
an eouslity with York, the St Paul banks tnat WI
caco ST Louis Milwaukee and Boston be granted equaI
nriyileges with NewYork. and the MINNEAPOLIS palss
that Chicago and ST. Louis be raised TO equal dignity VII"
NeW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
FRESH CASES or SMALLPOX.

Three new cases OF smallpox were reported yesterday
one of the victims John Fox, OF No Az West Fify
sxthst, whose case was reported on sunday night Ont
with the wrong number. that when tie Health officers
went 10 look for him they unable to find him. Yes
teriay morning whom the mistake was discovered the
naent was dead. Other reports locate Mt No s93
ave, Nos 40 and s77 seventh ave and at No
sol sxave. The more the Health officers learn of The
ource OF contngon ia tho more clearly II Is
heng that the death OF the nan Henderson
In Vest Feth-st, from alleged measles was Tue star
Inc uont OF the present epidemic. One Schroeder who
,s stricken down and removed the hospital Satur
" night turns out the driver OF the hearse
d., carried Henderson 10 his grave Two other under
,aIer. heper- who handled the body, 80 far all right
V.,cInaon lively at Sanitary Headquarters yes
,.,dnv An Inspector up TO Captain Wiliiamss sta
In and fifteen officers who had been sleeping
with Policeman Miller he having come out OF an Injected
I'M house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surs.vr COUNT CH.wsEsszBesors Z wrsncS;. No.
s 5 lGs 7s7 Il. ~ 81 aS @
SS' $50 gS Ss oi P S5
ham. J'DNos iio2 iooi $685. ios4 AM .'-'S'''
.-suPREME CogRI. CEcuII-Pa.I II1Be,ors Donosu J.
s 50? ssI i sss ss!s i -; ' sS
s ssss ss $3.50 $685. $685. $s
1896
SUPREME coUEr-crRcurT-PARr I.-BefOre Barrett. ~
Case ONO day caendar ,..,,-
NOS sios III e2S sssa goo III $lsS Ss7 $ss$ ss!s
s sC s SsSS 5 4 1872 1919 SSH ss '
sss ss M f ;t s; s $751;; $685. $685. S sj Ss
suRSoSArr's coURT-Before Rollins s-Estaes Of An,Oi
nete Knte and Thomas smytbe at 1890 No. VIII OF James
surRRIoR CouRr-srEcrAL TERm-Bofore Dugro J.-So,.
402
SUPERIOR coURr-TRIAL TERM-rARr L-BeiOre sedgwick.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TmAL TERn-PAKr II.-Befooe Free,.
SUPERIOR coUgr-TRIAL TERM-PAKr III.-Before oGor
suPsRIos CoURr-TRrAL TEGM-PARr Iv-Before Truas
COMMON PIRAs~GExERAL TRRa-Adourned until tho FRS.
coMMoS PLxAs-srEcIAL TERM-Beforo Daily. J.-Ss
COMMON PLEAs-TnlAI TrRs-PAEr IBetors fore, Van Hosea
95o los a4s fo sas 1895 2SI7 $3.50 1894 1898 2S
22G7. 2249 1905. 2253. ,,,, -.
6ss 4s9 400 so? So GAL. 49, ees $685. S' CHo2' 6'
CITY couRr"TRaI TERM-PARr lI.-Retore Hyatt J.
Nos ilec s9 sgs s3s 3d. '0' SO7 S77 1882 1870 81"
CRY CouRrFTRiAL TgeM-PARr ITr-Before Browne. T.,
Nos 6l2 SOS 6l3 So. 259 2O2o, $751; 6io U2i H.
CoURT on ORA HSp TERMvFe-Betore Barrett ]. and
coST or GENERA sgssioys~PaEr rBefore Judge
ing and District Attorney Bedfcrl-Nos i =
S67Sa TO- II, Il. Is. IA. To- PIeadins'- TO- IL 10 ~
Souar OF sEsSI9xsP,GI II-HsSr, Jg,,s,
Nos. ]. 2, 3, A. s. g. Peadings-Nos 4. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
TIE TRIAL OF LOUIS BIERAL BEG IN
SURVEYOR BEArrEs AssAILANr PLEADS INSANITY
a jury OBTAINED.

SURVEYOR BEATrIE's ASSAILANr PLEADS INSANITY
a jury OBTAINED.
Louis Bieral, tho Customs inspector who shot
srrvcvor Beattie In his Office the Custom House on
November l. was yesterday before Judge Benedict in
Tho United States Circuit Court for trial charge
of fopioua assault He has been under bail since tue
shooting. lie promptly on hand when the court
opened ye-terday. and sat beside his counsel
turti. Uia defence is that he WAS insane when the
act WAS committed. lie did not show signs OF want OF
intellect during the trial, although he was sometimes
silent and moody, aud at other times nervous and
,oitabe HIS SON. age fourteen, stood ut h,s side part
of the time and his wife, stout, matronly woman
watched the proceedings from seat In the rear oil the
court room Surveyor Boatte was In attendance Tor
AN hour or two. HIS appearance does not indicate
that ne bears the wounds OF two largo buete reu NJ
short range by Beral. =.
United States District Attorney Walker ond his
assistant General B. u. Foster conducted the case
for the prosecution. ExJudgc Curtis argued vigorous
ly for an adjournment. lie said that General Dahiei
i Siekles who had expected TO act as counsel iOi
Deral could not DO AT the court yesterday lie asked
for delay until Thursday Furthermore no expert haa
hecn secured 10 testify TO the mental condition oil
Bieral The defendant was 30 poor that he hsd 10
depend on his counsel to pay the expenses, 1uuee
Hepediot directed that tho trial should proceed.
The day occupied in obtaining jury surveyor
Rcattie had many acquanances on the panel and the
panel WAS exhausted before luIy was obtained
The members of tho jury are Charles IT, fIagg,
,eweIler, No 1914 West Twenty -frstst. Alexander
N Powell confectoner. No. 1872 Chambers-st W H.
Wakefield. dry-goods. No; 327 Broadway; john
produce, No. $40 West Thirtieth-st Marx j. La1ar9
troker; Herman Quackenbush, broker No. lOh wall
A. +. Edward Marks, broker No: 2" Wall-st
Morris Jacobs. broker, No IA Wailst. ". a.
popo fuol, No. 224 East Twenty hith-st and John
Richards. No. 4 Park Place. The trial will probably
occupy one or two days more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
THE PRICE OF COAL

The anthracite coal companies have made no changes
in their circular prices for coal which range from
So 40 to 81 30 ton according to the szes An adj
vance in the price Of pea coal made in December
account Of temporary scarcity Of that size. A
regular meeting of the saee agents held soon after
tho strike began, but 1t was considered advisable
not TO advance the circular prices and this policy
has been adhered to- In the summer months, when
the demand was somewhat slack, tho companies
shaded their schedule prices and sizes were sold
at that time at concessions of from % TO rs cents
ton but long before tho strike threatened the
companies enabled to obtain in most cases tho
full circular prices
Among retail dealers the price varies according to
the number Of tons customer wants. Hotels and
factories that consume from ten to forty tons day
nav 80 81 D and high a. 81 while familie, are
supplied at 81 80 to 50. The reason for the higher
charge hotels and factories Il that the coal com
panies prefer TO sell oncton lots to regular customers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
INDIGNATION AGAINST PINKERroN MEN.

Phil pELPHIA, Jan IA dispatch from CoatesVihe
Penn SAYS: Saturday evening several FnkeTtoh no-
,eotivoA TO the works Of Worth BFothcrs "heTo
expected An attempt Will be made 10 resume WORK on
Monday When approached the streets they pointed
reyolyers at those who attempted TO speak TO them
Every train "a being watched closely to see that NOBODY
comes to take the situations offered at the mills An in
dirnaon meeting held at the old Town Hall and res
ou,lon. wore passed requesting the Burgess and Couhc
10 snnoInt such officers M ia their Judgment they deem
In peserye tho peace. one OF the speakers De
pounced Pinkeron thugs as the oials OF prtohs is
.,u OF the cities and who too lazy To WORK IT
they get boarding house has beon htied up al mo
mill 90 accommodate tho black sheep"
Three furnaces put In blast NJ worth brotners
mil today imported wOrkmen taking tho places OK tho
srlk ng iron workers Twenty men have been depuuLed
10 protect workmon and the companys property ~
is now believed that the strikers Will not Interfere with
Tho workmcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
80, ,,,,, ny TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY s5 1857

Pennsylvania New Jersey G. ntral and New ana
Haven Railroad for several days have been compa'nns
bitterly against what they term managerial spe0ue
49,, hus - NV which they say members of the Transfer
1mpany are trying to make money out oil tne mor.
I%o,,t week 20 the men received notice from tne m
auv r Dodd that they would be compelled 10 give
additional bonds These bonds were to be gwen Nor fS
aarn, of n Motley in the Assurance Company OF SoIlh
nrIca the main Office OF which Is In Montreal large
number OF railroad officials in New York ana severn era
IT, i'm the Transfer Compauy are, III Is sau,
Stockholders the Assurance Company Inc cosi Vi @
noIIry Is 81 for every 500 secured To-Day - inc ass
v tho men have 10 send in their bonds. only lew
haze compiled with the order and number OF he me-
cnrers state that II the Transfer Company attempts
Ascharge the mel there will be trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
WILLING TO LOSE $4,000.

The men employed by Cooper. Hewitt Co. at
their blast furnaces, at Pcqucst in Oxford County
~ j., gave notice Saturday night that they would
not 90 TO work again until their pay was increased
Superintendent Teckenthal tclegraphed to cx Mayor
Cooper asking for Instructions lie replied Yesterday
that unless the men went 10 work ut once 10 let tho
fires 90 out, and that of the would ever ro
ceive employment again from the firm. Mr. Cooper
said that it would cost about 900 to relight tho
furnaces in the fires went out, but the firm would
not be dictated to by threats Of that kind Ne said
that they were always ready 10 meet their employees
and talk matters over fairly. but they would not DO
intimidaled in that way. The men hearing Mr.
COoper's answer went TO work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
LEGISLATION BEFORE CONGRESS

WARRINGTON Jan. 24-The credentials OF Charles b.
Fsrwe elected to succeed John A Logan were presented
In thu Senate to-day and placed on file.
Mr. Mcmillan from the Committee on Commerce, 70
,orted hack fsvorably the House bill 10 extend the
tevrs OF the act of June TO- $780, in relation to the
immedist transportation Of du,iabe eoods 20 BRUCE
port, Conn. Passed.
The credentials Of Cushmsn Keog Davis, Senator
.,ect from Minnesota for the full of six years. from
March a. 1887, were presented and placed on file.
The following bills, &C. were introduced IN the House
today and refer ed
Nv Mr. Morrow OF DISQUALIFICATION OF the Caii-
forna Legislature asking for the restoration OF eIeov
srnor stoneman TO the retired list OF the Army Win inc
rank OF colonel
Nv Mr. Springer o. Ilinois-Proposng Constitutional
Amendment changing the time for the assembling OF Con-
"a .ss 70 the first Wednesday In January of each year.
IN Mr Lawler, Of IlI,iois-Resoution directing the
nmitxee on Naval Affairs TO inquire into the expedi-
amy of Immediately appropatng $5O0OoOoo TO De ex
handed under the direction Of the Secretary ofthe navy
Tor the construction, equipment ana armament VI 'uen
new vessels OF may be deemed necessary A.,
BY Mr.. Cultivate, OF Ohio-Resolution calling on the
Secretary Of the Treasury to report 10 the House he
NET earnings OF any aided Pacific Railroad are o
Of mileage To npaded prshches OF
M any considerable Is now due from any OF nose
rd I'm Of former incorrect DIVISION OF net
earnings between aided and unaded paris. yro, q.
By Mr. Thomas. OF Ilinos-To increase the naNs %
tsbshment lit authorizes the construction OF two steel
cruisers OF about 900 tons displacement OF the VPo VI
cruiser No at O cost exclusive OF armament OF not
moro than ST. 900 each five steel gunboats OF tnc
type santSs No cost sna 1 81 steel torpedo
boats having maximum speed OF not less IMAM twenty
four per hour. to cost exclusive OF
100000 each. An appropriation OF SoSoo'ooo Is maoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25

"Owpey" Geoghcgan yesterday argued before suoRsts
Rollins in opposition the report Of George Lyon who d.
cafsd that she tho wife Of the dccsden that
letters Of administration on 0eogneghans estate consisting
sisters William Moore associated with exIuige Fullerton
urged the Surrogate confirm the report The decision Was
reserved.
William A. Duer was yesterday appointed receiver OF tia
old Guardian Savings Justice Barrett % sue
ceed John who has boon removed and has been
adudged the bank In the Of S766l4 10
This amount the Judge directs that he shall pay to the
receiver. .
Matthew Tuck formerly sergeant OF the Twenty eighth
Police Precinct mandamus directing the Police Com.
mssonrs his resignation aud place his name s
pension fund rested In October at Mount Morris
Square with disorery conduct and was dismissed
from the force
Power Company was Yesterday by Jusrs
the suit OF tho American Electric Construction
Company me claim for So 93l 90 for electric light
ing apparatus and supplies.
An application granted by Justice Andrews OF the
Supreme Court yesterday to have sydney Resented pnn
of court In ds0bevnr an injunction
bidding him to produce The Black Hussar."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
TILE COuRT OF APPEALa

ALBANY Jan. Pain the Court OF Appeals today tie A
lowing business transacted.
l77-John W Anderson assignee Of Perry de Lem
Clement Read and others appellant Argued
by Algernon sullivan appellant Louis Lowe for
spondent
Tho Court Of Appeals day calendar for January . ~
follows
No. 1913. 1874, 1875, 1913. ZOO 2o3 2O5 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
rv,u pATrs,s HORSE TRADE.

Levi NJ Bates on June 10. 1885, "Swappod" horses with
Robert Carly giving him chestnut horse ana ezoo iot
lin, ookn Jack carriage horse Mr. Bates says that Carly
warranted the sound In wind and limb and
KIND and when harness After the exchange was
piuIc Mr. Bates conclusion that the animal
sound wind, tlai IL was impossible 10 drive him
on account his habit OF pulling. and that as
"A carriage horse he "uttory worthless"
Hs chestnut worth $3.50 and 10 sued Carly for
5000 tried Ia The Superior Justice
Sedgw lex )uiy. MI Batess coaohman Testified that tho
bak horse anu could driven In harness
cndant swore that tho horse was n COED conden
when and that II he pulled IL MAS
In his OF the cruel treatment To when
Tie hoI Teen subjected by the psinh HE
The given 10 tho Jury yesterday ahd resuto" IA
verdict the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF RAILROADS.

TEN Bills SUBMITTED TO THE LEGISLATURE By
THE COMMISSIONERS
Albany Jan. 24-The Railroad Commissioners pre-
sented ia the Senate this evening their supplementary ro
port 1t submits ten bills all of which were appro
priatcly referred as follows:
"A" provides that where railroads are merged or
bought the capital OF the corporation shall not he
greater than that OF the purchased road
"B prohibits railroads from crossing streets or nigh
ways at grade and provides In detail for crossings.
&C. prohibits directors OF railroads from bonding or
morgagng roads or issuing increased capital stock ex
cept by majority vote OF the stockholders.
" requires greater promptness and correctness IN
annual and quarterly reports under fine OF s5 FOR each
days neglect
provides that no railroad sh all bs constructed
cept certificates of the Railroad Commission TO their
necessity. or on appeal TO the supreme Court
" II" prohibits parallel aud competing lines from leas-
ing or combining.
who agree not TO ship by canal
al" makes railroads responsible for fire damages along
their lines caused by locomotives.
regulates In full detail the transportation OF explo
sivca ,
% requires railroads to receive par value for the frat
issue and Stocks provides that franchises char
fer rights and rights under leases shall not DO deemed
property prohibits mortgages In excess OF capital stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
AGAINST PINKERTON DETECTIVES.

BILL TO PR0IIIBITTIiEIR EMPLOYMENT AS PolICh-
MEN IN NEw-JERsEY.
TRENTON Jan. 24.-In the Assembly tonight Mr. Bar
ret bill directed against Pnkcrton detectives
1t prohibits sherrs Mayors, etc. from appointing in
case OF riot other disturbance as special policemen
any persons who have not lived continuously In the state
for three years at least and IN the county where needed
at least one year Any persons acting In defiance OF this
law and without leave Of tho local authorities shall be
liable to three years Imprisonment fine OF $4,000. or
both Mr. Feeney introduced another Dill providing that
known as "the Pinkerton men, or "the Pinkerton
PATROL shall exercise in this State any power as deputy
she policeman constable ETC.; also that nobody but
a resident OF the state shall so act penalty OF $4,000
fine five years imprisonment 10 fixed for violation OF
the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
AMENDING THE FUNDING BILL.

WASHINGTON Jan 2A-In behalf OF the House Com
ruittse Pacific Railroads. Mr. Cultivate has prepared
m amendment the second section OF the Pacific Rail-
soad Funding bill, reported by that committee This
the section which makes provision for the entertainment
q tia OF the railroad companies to the Gov
eminent Mr. Outhwsts states that tho effect OF tho
ansndnsnt TO- arst uncertainty IS to the
opplsaa Of the sinking fund credit and second to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
TIE PETROLEUM MIRKET,

yrws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
very ttle made In the dealings
aeates Yesterday compared VITA saturday Tho Wash
ngon production has run w to nearly 5000 barrels day
wa. 10 DO eIpec the opening .! good we but
,ho news IRON field without special Importance The
arIse outlook In Europe which affected railway stocks
better tendency 10 prices oi wheat
IT,, M rtsci on OIL which night think would bo ben.
died %, much by The continent wheat woud be-
significance but prices sank from
- cents Tow cent?, closing heavy. Carrying rates
were 50d 30 cents. -, ,--,, -, a., OIL,
mo rango pricos ana the total dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange we're ~ ioi!o~5
o,.n,ng ........ II IOwcst. IOp
Jpshrst ..... ia Final II y
ealcs barrels ''''
Renne 61 cents herr sud Us cents per gal
Ian In Phladcu hL. Batl"'rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25

A pacari posted throughout the city recently an
uounced the openng VI the Theatre Royal under the
management or Miss Goddard newly decorated and
painted. "-[Dundse Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
A Lucky Nan.

luckv man rarer than white crow. say
and we think he knew Hosover have hoari o. S.1
=, i,rs ana AMI propose lot their secret ou.
..r. noous brokcn health suffering win ct "o
and ssln diseases. scroiua dropsy aud oonsum iIr
~cr, i'm XIV enough TO hear OF and wise enough
p,.r,e.s Golden Medical Discovery" tho sovereign "
purlneI, touio and Alternative OF tho ago